Samson Aderinto Adedokun

Racism is a sin that goes against the very essence of God's love. Take a stand against it. May we love one another as God loves us, and may His love break down all the walls that divide us. Good morning. It's a New Dawn of Liberty.

Fri, Nov 13, 2026 Day 13 of 30 Parking space under a tree. In this economy. At this hour. I didn't just park, I testified. Cool car, happy driver, no one tapped my bumper. Thank God for small shades of mercy. Selah. Tell us your "God found me a parking space" moment. #30DaysOfThanks

Thanksgiving continues this Sunday, with our women leading us in giving thanks.

November 13, 2026 THE SMALL CHANGE Luke 16:10, NLT “If you are faithful in little things, you will be faithful in large ones. But if you are dishonest in little things, you won’t be honest with greater responsibilities. Coins can seem insignificant when you consider them one at a time. Yet small amounts accumulate, and small decisions reveal habits. What seems minor can tell us something about how we handle what has been entrusted to us. Jesus connects faithfulness in small things with faithfulness in greater responsibilities. Gratitude should not make us careless with small provisions. Instead, it should help us see their value and manage them wisely. We do not need to wait until we have more before practicing honesty, generosity, or stewardship. What small resource has God placed in your hands? It may be money, time, energy, influence, or even a simple opportunity to help. Use it well. Small acts of faithfulness can build character and create good we may not immediately see. Thankfulness becomes practical when we care for what we already have. CONFESSION: I will handle small things with gratitude and faithfulness. PRAYER: Lord, teach me to steward wisely what You have placed in my hands. I am Godfident. Samson Aderinto Adedokun Phil. 1:21

My message to the church yesterday as we marked 19 years of ministry.

THE PLACE OF FREEDOM

Thu, Nov 12, 2026 Day 12 of 30 Egusi soup, and nobody fought over the last piece of meat. That is not tradition, that is a miracle. The family looked at each other, and for one holy second, everybody was a saint. Thank God for peace at the dinner table. Selah. Who gets the last meat in your house? Confess below. #30DaysOfThanks

November 12, 2026 THE HELPING HAND Ecclesiastes 4:9–10, NLT Two people are better off than one, for they can help each other succeed. 10 If one person falls, the other can reach out and help. But someone who falls alone is in real trouble. A helping hand can lighten the weight of a difficult day. It may lift something heavy, clarify what seems confusing, provide a ride, offer a listening ear, or simply stay nearby when words are hard to find. Scripture reminds us that people need one another. Receiving help is not always a sign of weakness. Sometimes humility means admitting we cannot carry everything alone. God often provides care through people willing to show up. Remember those who helped you when you needed support. Thank them, and ask whether anyone around you needs a hand today. Help does not always require money or expertise. It may require attention, time, patience, or a practical sacrifice. A grateful heart does not merely count the help it has received; it becomes more willing to care for others. CONFESSION: I am grateful for those who help me, and I will help others. PRAYER: Lord, make me willing to receive help humbly and give it generously. I am Godfident. Samson Aderinto Adedokun Phil. 1:21

What Are You Nurturing? #friends #followers

Wed, Nov 11, 2026 Day 11 of 30 Ironed my shirt at 6:00 a.m. By the time I got on the bus, the humidity had reviewed it and given it a new design. Crumpled, but present. Thank God for the shirt that tried and the person who said "You look fine" with a straight face. Selah. Drop your own "I looked good at 6:00 a.m." story in the comments. #30DaysOfThanks

November 11, 2026 THE OPEN DOOR Revelation 3:8, NLT I know all the things you do, and I have opened a door for you that no one can close. You have little strength, yet you obeyed my word and did not deny me. An open door creates a possibility, but it also calls for a response. We can stand outside, weighing every risk, until the opportunity passes. We can also rush through without wisdom. An open door invites prayerful discernment and courageous action. Scripture speaks of opportunities for faithful witness and service. Not every attractive opportunity is necessarily our assignment, and not every obstacle means we should give up. We need wisdom to recognize where we can serve God well and the courage to act when the way becomes clear. Look at the opportunities before you today. Perhaps someone needs encouragement, a conversation, a gift, or a neglected responsibility needs attention. Give thanks for the doors before you, but do not stop at gratitude. Walk through the right ones with humility, preparation, and faithfulness. CONFESSION: I will recognize good opportunities and respond with wisdom and courage. PRAYER: Lord, show me which doors to enter and how to serve faithfully. I am Godfident. Samson Aderinto Adedokun Phil. 1:21

19 YEARS. ONE CALLING. COUNTLESS EXPRESSIONS OF GRACE. STILL HIS.